The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-10

-DIED-At her mothers residence near
Marietta on Friday the 4th inst. Miss
Eugene Hebert She was the eldest
daughter Of Ex-Governor and Gen Paul 0
Hebert, and Penelope L. ,Hebert She
was young lady OF lovely character, pos
sessing all those noble qualities of mind
and heart that adorn and beauufy her sex
Few Of her age had drunk more deeply Of
the fountain of knowledge or more com
pletely mastered the thoughts Of profound
writer's, On last Sunday her remains were
interedby the side of those OF her father at
her former home in Louisiana. TO the be-
reaved we tender our sympathy.
-MARRIED-At St James Episcopal
Church last Thursday afternoon at
o clock, Dr. Thomas Charlton, of Savannah,
and Miss Willie Howell of this place. Rev
S. j. Pinkerton, of Augusta, performed the
ceremony The bridal couple left on the
evening train on a bridal tour North. The
bride is the charming and beautiful daugh-
ter of Mr.. A Howell while the groom is a
talented and successful physician of Sa-
vannah. May their lives flow on in sweet
accord ever happy in mutual love and
confidence
1t is only little over three weeks be-
fore the Methodist Annual Conference meets
here Out Of 354 ministers and delegates,
homes have been provided for all except
rs We hope others Of our citizens will
find L convonenu to aid in the matter
Our citizens Of all denominations and those
OF no church connection have been very
generous IN Offering their homes for the
entertaining OF these men OF God Those
who have extended such iavors will be kind
ly remembered in the future, and the Metho
dist Church stands ready to reciprocate
On the first Of De ember, we viii publish a
list Of all who have taken, with the names
Of the ministers assigned to each home
Second hand bedsteads and mattresses
good as new, for sale cheap by
L. 5. Cox.
Three large five cent bars OF soap for a
dime at McCutcheon's
The gin house OF Broadwel Il Reid
two miles west Of Marietta was burned on
last Tuesday morning Seven bales Of cot
ton we're also consumed. Supposed to have
caught rom a match in the cotton No in
surance
-Generol Manager, W S. Noyes, of the
American Marble Company went to Chat
tanooga last Thursday to meet has wife and
mother, who have come to make Georgia
their home
-WANrED--Four bright white boys, at
Chair Factory to learn to yarnish chairs
Steady work
500 over coats at Hirschs
Too great familiarity and too evident
pleasure in the society Of young man are
errors into which no delicate and pule-mind-
ed girl should fall. if she desire to retain the
respect Of the opposite sex.
Misses Katie Echois Eula Duncan.
Willie HamHn and Willie Thornton, Of
Sunny South Seminary, Atlanta, have been
visiting the Misses Agrcola
-Losr-A hound puppy, black BACK, red
| legs, brown spots over eyes, six months old
very large to bis age. A liberal reward
will be paid to the finder.
ROB Howell.
lIessra. W. NJ. & NJ. N. Sessions have
moved their law office TO the brick building
on Ataut. street, third door.
-Rey c. s Tumlin viii preach SER
mon next Sunday morning to children
Services at los o'clock.
Miss Annie tart eli has returned home
after pleasant visit 10 Judge George
Hillyers family in Atlanta.
Those who fail to pay US on a1thcir ac-
counts may expect to have to paycost ofsuit.
Go to Stephens Brother, ior lender
steak. Telephone a.
One hundred aud hlty gallons new
| crop Sorghum made by Robert 4. MoCol-
lum, at forty cents per gallon, al McCnlch-
cons. Try it
-Losr Between Marietta and DR.. G.
VI. Heidi residence, one Gold Bracelet
The finder will be rewarded by leaving it
with Nh ) 6 Campbell or Pr. G. NJ Heidi
November 9, 1887.
-Choce Plymouth Rocks for sale at low
figures within 30 days from date breeding
Pens ! Frios OF 1861 at prices according
10 merit. r. j I. AGMcoIA
Marietta Nov 9th, 1887